Delicious classic 5 ~ Debussy and Chateletine baked apple ~ is Musical show Classic music event held in Japan.
A wonderful marriage of gourmet and music! A fashionable, slightly intelligent afternoon moment that you can surely enjoy classic music beginners as well. A new sensation concert that has never existed. A wonderful marriage of gourmet and music! A fashionable, slightly intelligent afternoon moment that you can surely enjoy classic music beginners as well. A new sensation concert that has never existed.
The long-awaited fifth bullet is Debussy.
In 2018, Debussy celebrating 100 years after his death is exactly a magician of color of sound. It is also known that it was strongly influenced by Japonism which was prevalent in Europe such as Katsushika Hokusai.
The gourmet theme is Chateletine baked apple. It is a little luxurious French traditional sweets made with custard cream.
Cast performance is Kutaro Fukuma, a talented pianist who is active in various fields. Enjoy the beautiful Debussy's masterpieces with the polished sound.
Navigator is Toshihiko Uraku with a reputation for talking about European culture funny. It is full of history episode that makes me want to grow heartily and humorous talk with guests! Organizer: Chofu City Foundation for Culture and Community Promotion, Public Interest Foundation
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Toshihiko Uraku Office is an office that produces music projects. The music office usually manages and produces the musicians, but there are few offices in the classical music world that produce music projects. Toshihiko Uraku Toshihiko Office is not bound by the genre of classical, but with various performers, halls, enterprises, etc., for the
better future of music culture, it makes the invisible sound feel like shape and gives it to many people I hope to deliver it.
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